Russia revolt behind the scenes in Garath Tone’s dispatch
British writer Garath Tone travels among Russian peasants in a March trek from Moscow to Kharkov noting famine, bread shortages, and growing discontent with the Bolshevik regime. He records peasants’ hunger, bandit fears, and a sense that revolt spreads as the five year plan falters, with whispers of internal Communist strife.
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Russia
Ray
Strily
Kiray
Moscow
Stalin
Algie
Kharkov
Ukraine
Lengue
Iis
Ruesta
Bry
Pate
Ruslan
Teader
Kirov
Undefined Plaza Oc Menu Haunts And Harsher Hours
A scrambled OCR fragment references waitresses discontent over a menu offering fried chicken and aging dishes at Zthez Plaza Oc. It mentions saving a chicken, odd site behavior, and a disparaging remark about the Quech Candy company. The text is garbled and unclear.
San Antonio Scene Notes From Local Gazette
A garbled San Antonio fragment mentions Mexican visitors and a family, Corpus Christi return of Aud £tfa Marlin editor, Frank Hartless of Southwestern Linen Supply and CFA founders, G B Baler seeking conventions, J A Sammons investigative correspondent, a boozy exchange at a focal plate, and a question about remaining in the city.
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Marlin
8 Smoats Magivatog
Corpus Christi
Frank Hartless
Southwestern Linen Supply Association
Wahlen
Tse
Chews Fans of America
Hasey Hertzberg
CFA
J. A. Sammons
San Antonio
City Clerk’s Vault Key Hero Jumps In
Ed, a city hall janitor, found and kept the vault key after staff left. He guarded public records overnight and returned at dawn to prevent gangsters from stealing them. The tale highlights civic loyalty amid a chaotic scene outside the Martha Washington shop window and racing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
City Hall
German terms and wordplay clutter local chatter
A scrambled column notes German business terms and a claim about a general merchandising company. It mocks long German words and mentions Switeer becoming a publisher and Russell Kirkllid discussing the Federal Transient bureau programs for adults. Also references a tax and classifieds confusion.
Joan Glenda Comedy Duo Promises Hollywood Laughter
Hollywood gossip notes Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell teamed in a string of comedies including Traveling Solestady. The piece mentions Ronny Simon courting Glenda, studio tensions among Universal and rivals, and upcoming projects like Hell Afloat. Also notes Eric Von Stroheim, Robert Louis Stevenson’s screen role, and other industry chatter across stars and productions.
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Moston Victure Kalter
T de Valerreal Sergire
Angeles
Glenda
Ronnie Simon
Hollywood
Ronnie
Witer Grenda
Bob
Robert Louis Stevensos
Ramuel Goldwyn Company
Anna Stan
Rabeeh Louis Stevenson
Isle of Man
Peverly Wills on Prize Fight Changes and Baer
Will Rogers comments on boxing industry upheaval in California, noting banter about sensational new deals. He questions champions like Baer who avoid action and jokes about promoters sidelining fighters and dueling trends shaping the prize fight scene.
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Peverly
Calif
Rachel
Dias Baer
Arad
Maxienad
Will Rogers
Roosevelt to outline general social security plan
Washington January 1. President Roosevelt will lay a broad general program for social security before Congress next week. Congress will draft its own legislation, deciding on details such as payroll tax rates for unemployment insurance and funding split between employers and employees. Old age pensions are under close consideration with possible monthly payments around 40 dollars and government participation in a shared funding scheme. Estimated first year costs range widely from 75 million to 1.6 billion dollars.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
Congress
Finance Company Will Reorganize
The People's Francs company filed a debtor's petition in federal court seeking reorganization under the bankruptcy act. It lists creditors and notes obligations of about 25 900 due within 30 days, with assets tied up in notes stocks and bonds.
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People's Francs Company
North Alamo Vile
Hart
Wriiten
Father and Son Charged in Ten Ton Still Case
Nicolas Alanis and his father Abe were arrested Saturday on federal charges of possessing a ten ton still and mash totaling several gallons. The discovery occurred when an alcohol tax unit searched Gleofar’s West Laurel Street home. Bond for the father was set at 150 dollars. the son's bond was set under 500 dollars.
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Nicolas Alanis
Ana Fils
Abe
Gleofar
West Laurel Street
NY Dance Teacher Visits Studios in Weekend Stop
Arm Tontsrom, New York dancing instructor, will guest teach at Ruth Matlock's studio at 19 a.m. Sunday. The visit follows a training tone from Texas and a notable appearance at an event Saturday morning, accompanied by his wife.
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Arm Tontsrom
New York
Euest
Ruth Matlock
Sundly
Texas
Hyte
World Topics to Be Heard at Churches
The Christian Endeavor branch in San Antonio will host national topics at Swite. Participants include adults, senior intermediates, and juniors in a multi-tier discussion lineup.
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Christian Endeavor
Chirenes of
San Antonio
Treasury position report summarises receipts expenditures and balances
Treasury on January 10 shows receipts of 10 470 600 23 with a credit of 1 413 422 93 and balance 2 18001 739 25. Customs receipts total 8 744 434 84 for semicniihy. Fiscal year receipts since July 1 1951 total 1951 FAB T5477. expenditures 3 112 125 080 including 1 092 282 25 78 in emergency costs. excess expenditures 1 760 408 283 24. gold reserves 6 250 718 561 96. Notice of intention to wed the ceremony will take place within the week.
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Washington
A. Gy Gall
Treasury
Texas lands and irrigation capacity show limited crop potential
A report by the land use committee of the National Resources Board cites Texas with less than 2 percent of the nation’s wheat area. The decade 1890s to 1900s reveals sparse perennial cropping outside the Red River plains and West Texas. Erosion affects over a million acres, with major sheet erosion in West Texas and the Rio Grande valley facing water and soil management challenges. Extensive irrigation capacity exists, but costs and area limits constrain expansion.
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Washington
D. G
Usin Aly
Gol
Texas
Land Vansig Committee
National Resources Board
Brant
Car
San Antonio
Houston
Gal
Red River
Wichita
Lano County
Rin 'Pels County
Arkansas
Red Rivers
Rio Grande Valley
Tesourees Board
Brack
Emith
Lattala Acres
Texas Tech
Aeres Pac
Vet Bureau Seeks Subsistence Bids for VA Meals
The Veteran Administration invites bids for furnishing meals for white beneficiaries. Bids are due by 2 PM Friday January 15 in the administration office sixth floor Line Smith-Young lower. Bids should cover the period from July 1 1935 to December 31 1936.
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Vet Bureau
Veteran's Administration
Smith-Young
Pnnourt Cemeny
C. Chapman
Wiz
Prefers Life to Being Rat in Drug Store Robbery Case
In Dallas Tai Marvin Stark pleaded guilty to a drug store robbery and refused to cooperate with authorities, saying he preferred life to being a rat. Judge Noland Williams warned of a possible 99 year sentence, while Stark insisted he would not betray accomplices. Brother T. Barrow received five years in the same case.
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Dallas
Marvin Stark
Stark
Mito
Noland G. William
Willis
T. ©. Barrow
Int Circle
Tuck Barco
Congress Adjourning Amid Fiscal Row and TV Pressure
Fragmentary report notes Senate adjournment actions this week and House activity tied to a major spending package. A government funding bill seeks approval totaling 777 million plus 237 thousand and 562 units, with committee discussions and public notices continuing through Friday.
Bonus network debate and Saturday night broadcast lineup
Rushed NBC WIZ debate on bonus payments features Texas Rep Patman and Texas foe Willie Hobart from 6 to 7 PM. Local San Antonio outlets list NBC network out-of-town options and a long Saturday night schedule including KYSA and CBS Kostelanetz, with a three hour WOAT dance music block.
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NBC
Weighe Patman
Texas
Willie
Leni Hobart
America Vetenncis’ Association
WI4
Sajourners
Magonic Organization
San Tonjo
Sigmund Romberg
Nt & Sketch
Wood
KTLA
Roxy
Andre Kostelanetz
CBS
911
WOAT
Pilot Fends Off Madman During Airliner Row
LIMA Peru June 12 passengers aboard a flight from Chiclayo to Ficasmayo and Francisco Semand witnessed a deranged man seize control of the airliner. Captain Car los Marines die Pivillas fought the attacker and restrained him after a struggle onboard as the plane sped through the sky. Samahe and his wife were removed and shackled by police upon landing.
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Lima
Peru
Ays
Carlos Marines Die Pivillas
Chislayo
Ficasmayo
Francisco Semand
Pitillas
Hee Oker
Samahe
Pullee
Lutherans Hold Sunday School Teachers Course
San Antonio Lutheran congregations conduct a Sunday school teachers training course under the San Antonio Lutheran pastors conference. Meetings begin this week and run for nine weeks or longer on Wednesdays at Grace Lutheran Parish Hall. Courses led by Rev. HG Ziehe and Rev. A L Wolff. Chairman is Rev. F A Neumeister.
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San Antonio
American Lutheran Church
Government budget shows 2 billion shortfall and borrowing plan
Washington June 12 reports, Breaking Down the Budget shows the government plans to raise about 21 million in the new fiscal year while needing another dollar to cover expenses. Treasury officials expect borrowing from private investors and banks to finance the gap. deficits reach several billions with a sinking fund used to meet debt obligations.
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Ramsay
Washington, D. C
Teorevelt
Treasury
United States
Fede
Cole
Lovals
Beriwines
Torhe Publiie
Lig Otter
Norris to Fight Postal Politics in Washington
Senator Norris said he may introduce a bill to separate postal appointments and promotions from political influence in the post office department. The Nebraska Republican, longtime foe of James A Farley, warned that President Roosevelt had signaled support a year earlier for removing politics from postal affairs.
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Washington, D. C
Norris
Nevrasea Republion
James A. Farley
Horvis
Roosevelt
Paris Police Clash With Red Marchers
Paris clashes erupted as about 1200 Communists tried to march on Paris. A guard wall repelled the advance while demonstrators clashed with gendarmes. Communists pledged another attempt if the government refused to extend aid to thousands of unemployed.
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Paris
Folite
Wall of Mobile
Phyould
Communist Party
Pastor Harlin Raper to Speak at Several Churches
The Rev. Harlin Raper, Dallas pastor, who has led an interdenominational Bible course at Trays Park Methodist, will preach at First Presbyterian Miami and First Baptist on Sunday evening. He will address residents at 106 East Courtland Place at 548 p.m. The preacher is also slated to speak at Travis Park church at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday.
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Harlin
Dallas
Trays Park Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
Ma mi
Sp. m
First Baptist Church
Oan
HK. Tramesell
East Courtland Place
Slater
Travis Park
Mrs Carpenter Heads to Durango to Retrieve Husband Body
Mrs Carpenter of 133 Warwick Boulevard prepared to travel to Durango to arrange for returning the body of her husband, W Prank Carpenter, slain by bandits there on Wednesday to San Antonio. She will be joined by her daughter Mrs Eman Buc Kelley from Chi fualiva.
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Carpenter
Durango
Twy Man¢ Carpenter
Warwick Boulevard
Mesties
San Antonio
Eman Buc Kelley
Chi' Fualiva
Beacon Falls Baptists Hold Evanglistic Services at 180ppm
Leon Binit directs special music for Beacon Falls Baptist Church as evangelist WH outlines the theme The Inpardonable Sin in a Sunday program featuring three services at the church.
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Beacon Fall
Leon _Binit
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Te Manchvatee Guardian
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Travelln Manchster
Sam
Ruasta
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Aecident
Finan
Zthez
Plaza
Srep Davisdos
Quech Candy Company
Wisdow Adverse
Pe Bheldon Ja
Rorkport
Hat Boat
G. B. Baler
Baker Hotel of
Mineral Wells
Abu Dewis
Martha Washington
Neve
Georyge Tankaers
Harold Lehy
Solonialwarenhandhinggeselschaft
General Merchandising
General Electric Company
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Constantinople
S&t. Switeer
Aewspaper Work
Texas Beverage Journal
Russell Kirkllid
Federal Transient Bureau
Lne
Jack Willmith
Arent
Joan
Tam
Clausing
William Powell
Stear Bill
Universal
RKO
Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer
Professor Powel
O. A. P. Garrett
Frits Lang
Lang
Eric von Stroheim
Geort de Mille
Ay de Mille
von Stroheim
Von
Tom
Abese Paslures
Edwin Olmstead
Haber Voight
Columbia
Mrs. Jay
Sevigl
Ruby Baffoano
Kentucky
California
Mervyn Leroy
Kay Francs
Hollyywood
Harry Yraid
Mar’ Cur
J. Arthur Mclaughlin
Peoria
Miy
Rome
Ciarlie Chaplin
Pattette Codgard
Wits
Bederde
Florabelle Muir
Ben Wasson
Simon ‘and Schuster
Good Samari+tan hospital
Wallace Brury
Hel Roach
Victor Hugo
Lupe Velez
Johnny Weissmuller
OIC
Paine Springs
Lupe
Princess Poley
Princess Poder
George Cukor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Derls Kenyon
Som
Kenyon Sills
Kenyon
Ae Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Coctanut Grove
Ted Bio Rito
Ruth Selwyn
Edgar
Raonk Walsh
Joorly Lee
Sin
Damon Seymour
Cecil
Urmille
Eric Vor Siroheim
Sulong
I N.Y
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Senate
Milean
Eno
Dio
Sotmee
Wslv
Toe Nyises
Ilaeweles
NFL
Sinare
Unite
de Sine Flombers
Willison Liot Phelps
N.C
Coturali Network
Gifiuatalel Work
Exas
Uibwest Network
Aix
Berry Street
Heredith
Shayow
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